Sentences with phrase «current presidential election»

What's more, even with the Ailes drama going on, Fox News is enjoying its highest ratings ever in 2016, thanks largely to Donald Trump's antics in the current presidential election.

He cited how much the Twitter messaging service contributed to the current presidential election between Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.

Many now wonder if a reverse Bradley effect could be taking shape in the current presidential election, with voters not wanting to admit their support for Trump — the least - liked person ever to run in U.S. history, followed closely by Hillary — but casting their ballot for him anyway.

Of course, as usual, the usual caveat applies for presidential polling right now: It remains insanely early and we aren't even out of the current presidential election cycle.

And newspapers, law journals and political commentaries will be filled for the next few weeks with evaluations of his judicial legacy, the consequences of his death for the court, and its impact on the current presidential election in the United States.

Mark - Viverito said that the current presidential election presented the ideal opportunity to increase the national dialogue about helping Puerto Rico.

The governor said he could sense a climate of anger in the nation during the current presidential election.

Because both series tell politically charged and timely stories — Graves follows a rueful Republican played by Nick Nolte, while Berlin Station's home to an Edward Snowden - like whistle - blower — Epix seems poised to benefit from recent surveillance scandals and the current presidential election.

Discover what role school vouchers is playing in the current Presidential election.

In the current presidential election there is a lot of talk about safety nets.

The exhibition also includes art that makes more direct statements about the current presidential elections.

Talking about the current presidential election, she said, «I think our candidates should be talking about the science.»

According to polls and innumerable published interviews and anecdotes, Americans of all political persuasions just can't wait for the nightmare of the current presidential election to end.

I was struck by a recent TV commercial related to our current presidential election using the tagline «Our children are watching,» and thought how it also relates to divorce.